On3's Hayes Fawcett has reported that the No.1 rated cornerback in the transfer portal, Thaddeus Dixon, is down to four schools. Dixon jumped into the portal from the University of Washington and has not closed the door for a possible return to the Huskies.

And like fellow Tennessean defensive back, Myles Pollard, who hit the transfer portal this offseason, Jones is headed back to the Volunteer State to play for Memphis.

We knew that the Michigan football team was going to go after offensive linemen in the transfer portal, and they got one here. Lawrence Hattar is the second offensive lineman in this transfer portal class as the Wolverines also landed a commitment from Cal Poly transfer Brady Norton.

With the 2024 season now officially over, the Michigan Wolverines are turning their full attention toward building the best roster possible for the 2025 season.

Michigan football has been working on bringing in a stud cornerback to add to its defensive backfield in 2025 after losing both Will Johnson and Aamir Hall following the 2024 season. However, after striking out on Emmanuel Karnley and Ryland Gandy,

Things had been awfully quiet for Morris in terms of the transfer portal, as there were no reported visits or any signs as to his future destination. However, on Saturday, Morris posted that he is committing to fellow Big Ten foe Indiana — the same school the Wolverines got McCulley from.

Michigan landed a big fish from the transfer portal on Saturday when the Wolverines secured a commitment from Clemson defensive tackle Tre Williams, but Michiga

Michigan football’s 2025 roster is starting to take shape. The NCAA transfer portal closed on Dec. 28, and although there are still entrants who have yet to find new homes, players can’t enter their names until spring (minus a few exceptions).

Lawrence Hattar, a Division II All-American from Ferris State, has committed to joining the Wolverines' offensive line, addressing a critical area of development for the program.